Business Details
36 Years
experience
Professional Heavy Machinery Moving Services
Founded in 1990, Culver City Machinery Movers has established itself as a trusted leader in heavy machinery transportation across Southern California and beyond. Our family-owned business combines over three decades of industry expertise with a modern fleet of specialized equipment to deliver precise, reliable solutions for commercial and industrial clients. We specialize in relocating oversized machinery, laboratory equipment, and production systems while prioritizing safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness.Our team of certified riggers conducts thorough site assessments and develops customized logistics plans to minimize downtime and ensure seamless transitions for businesses of all sizes. With service areas spanning Los Angeles County, Ventura County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire, we maintain a strong reputation for executing complex moves with unmatched professionalism and technical proficiency.
Services
Machinery Moving
Laboratory Equipment Relocation
Industrial Transportation
Machine Disassembly
Turn-Key Facility Moves
Custom Crating
Hauling Services
Details
- Year established: 1990
Highlights and features
- We offer over 30 years of specialized experience in industrial machinery relocation
- Our modern fleet includes air-ride trucks and specialized rigging equipment
- We provide personalized logistics planning with site-specific risk assessments
- We guarantee competitive pricing with transparent cost structures
- Our certified riggers maintain perfect safety record for sensitive equipment moves
What people say
On time
No nonsense
Highly recommend
Super friendly
Saved my day
Services
Machinery Moving
Specialized relocation of industrial machinery using custom rigging systems and air-ride suspension trucks. Our process includes comprehensive site analysis, route planning, and precision handling for CNC machines, presses, and production lines. Clients benefit from minimized operational downtime and guaranteed equipment safety during local and national moves.
Laboratory Relocation
Precision transportation of sensitive scientific instruments and medical equipment. We implement climate-controlled packaging, vibration monitoring, and specialized lifting techniques for microscopes, centrifuges, and analytical devices. Our technicians maintain chain-of-custody documentation and meet strict regulatory requirements for research and healthcare facilities.
Turn-Key Facility Moves
Comprehensive relocation solutions for manufacturing plants and industrial facilities. Our services include equipment inventory management, phased disassembly, coordinated transportation, and reinstallation of complete production systems. Clients receive single-point accountability for complex projects involving multiple machinery types and logistics challenges.
People
Jim Salazar
Founder
Jim Salazar established Culver City Machinery Movers in 1990 with a vision to revolutionize industrial equipment transportation. With over 30 years of hands-on experience in rigging engineering and logistics management, he has grown the company into a regional leader while maintaining family-owned values of integrity and customer care.
Questions
What types of machinery can you transport?
We handle all industrial equipment including CNC machines, printing presses, laboratory instruments, and complete plant relocations.
Do you provide nationwide services?
While based in Culver City, we offer machinery transportation solutions across the United States with proper planning and logistics coordination.
How do you handle sensitive equipment?
We use specialized crating, climate control, and vibration monitoring systems to ensure safe transport of delicate instruments and machinery.
What areas do you serve?
We primarily serve Southern California including Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, and Riverside Counties with nationwide capabilities.
Can you handle urgent moves?
Yes, we maintain flexible scheduling and rapid response teams to accommodate emergency machinery relocation requirements.
